The Straits Times·4 min read·medium

Laid off after 40: Sharing careers on social media

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Stephanie Yeo
Laid off after 40: Sharing careers on social media
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Mature workers in Singapore are increasingly using social media to share their experiences and emotional struggles after being laid off. While these platforms help build community and support, experts warn that oversharing can negatively impact professional reputations and legal standing.

Edgar Tang, 50, who was laid off from his job as a video editor and creative at a major entertainment streaming service, became a full-time content creator.

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